The Washington critic., 1887-03-19
AT THE THEATRES,

N.EAUGn' -"TilE LiIT " TYCOON
The Little Tyrponr willard Spcnser's 8
comic opera, rotaiDs H., tigm hold on the
mu,ic-loylng public. 1t possesses attrac-
tons such Us few other musical productions
Of late Yeas have bad its airs are hummcd
and wlistlul every whtrp. It will he pre-
sCnttd next Monday NJ Albiugh's for the
second timu hi, tgIsoD Tue cast Will be
eIen stronger than before, us l.lml Dclaro,
the original ", NgHuu., has been added
to tie company bcfc, Robert Graham, the
original hUirtCiDotDr Carrie Dietrich,
Eugcuia NiCbulsuu, Chntlcs Campbell, Il.
\. Dunbar, Felix llauIy and Edward
Everett aic all there as lively and bright as
ever.
THE SATiySNL-s sol SMITH EU-sELL.
Sol Smith Russell, one Of tue funniest
men lcfore the public, that is, good, natu-
ral fun, will present his play, "Pa, at the
National next Monday, with lrst-class
company. II Is a play not to miss, and Of
II the New York 1TijUHc says
"An audience prodigal OF Its laughter
and applause greeted Mr. Sol smith Russell
In "Pa' last night at tue Standard Theatre.
lie assumes the character OF Yankee Mi
cawber and imparts to 1t not little of the
unctuous humOr and Oratorical splendOr Of
'ht bItut plolOtlpc, lHc plOl alloTu9 Up
rOrtunity for the Introduction OF those int
tations aud sketches of local pccuiarities
which long ago made Mr.. Russell famous
Mr.. Russell was supported by competent
little company, among whom Miss Emma
Hagger wab noticeable
KERSAN's- -snEEiIAS AND CoYSE.
sheehan and Coyno will present next
veef, at kernan's, Il new and original
aI. la, n.t
Elevation" 1t Is a huge laugh from rise
TO fall OF curtain; IL is tllcd with fun, with
song, and with dance. The original ash box
inspectors are there and Ellen will raise the
axe. The company is one of recognized
merit aud the play Is hustler. Shechan
and Coyno everybody knows.
TnE BIJoU-"LosT Is LoSDoN.n
"Lost In London" is the card for next
week at the pretty little Bilou, and 1t is a
great card. The New York World says OF
1t: "'Lost In London drew Il large audience
at the Windsor Theatre last hight. The
play was supcrbly put on, and the new
scenic decorations Which were advertised as
one OF the features Of the production were
exceptionally good. Mr. Newton Beers was
the central figure In the play.n Get your
tickets early, FOR tcdts are selling rapidly.
PROFESSOR GLEhsOS's HORSE TAMiSG.
Professor o. Il Gleason, the king of horse
tameis, will give his interesting exhibition
In suLduing vicious horses next Monday
evening at the E.Sticet Rink. The follow
ing extract from the New York .Nc,r5 is only
one of many; "lhc announcement that Pro
fessor o. II. Gleason, the celebrated horse
educator and sublnor of vicious horses,
would commence week IS appearance at
Madison Square Garden last evening drew
an audience that illed every available spot
in the vast garden, while at least II thousand
persons were turned away" The Professor
Will give an exhibition every night for two
weeks, aud all lovers Of good horses aud
owners Of vicious ones should see his
methods. Tie entertainment Is OF interest
TO ladies as well, aud thousands have at
tended these exhibitions all over the coun-
try.
TnE DlME-"uSCLr TOMS CABIs.n
Next Monday will be presented at the
Museum, Holland mammoth "u ncle Toms
Cabin" Company, with the Magnolia Quar-
tette, the jubilee singers, the bloodhounds,
and great cast, including Little Sadie, as
Etd; frankie stuart, as IOpsy and the eel
ebrated William Frost, as Uncle rom, as
originally played by him in London with
Palmer and Jarrett.